Doug Jones explores one of the most extraordinary instruments in America — a Wurlitzer organ with over 5,000 pipes, built directly into the walls of the Nethercutt Museum. Originally housed in the Denver Auditorium, it’s now a permanent part of the building and can never be moved. Everything in the room plays itself — from music boxes and orchestrions to the grand organ that fills the air with music. It’s a breathtaking look at innovation, craftsmanship, and sound that’s stood the test of time.

Historic Wurlitzer organ undergoes much-needed restorations

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